fare

• Sustantivo que designa el dinero pagado por un viaje en transporte público, como autobús, tren, taxi o avión.

A noun referring to the money paid for a journey on public transportation, such as a bus, train, taxi, or plane.

1. Transportation costA2formal

   The money a passenger pays for a journey on public transport.

   Tarifa de transporte

   • The bus fare has increased by 20 cents.
   • She paid her train fare at the ticket machine.
   • Children under five travel for half fare.

   Sinónimoschargecostfeepassagepricetoll

2. B2formal

   The range of food and drink provided or available, especially in a restaurant or at an event.

   Comida y bebida

   • The restaurant offers traditional Italian fare.
   • The festival featured local fare from various vendors.
   • The airline serves complimentary fare on long-haul flights.

   Sinónimosboardcuisinefoodnourishmentrepastsustenance

• Verbo que se usa para indicar cómo alguien o algo progresa, actúa o se las arregla en una situación determinada o a lo largo del tiempo.

A verb used to indicate how someone or something progresses, performs, or manages in a particular situation or over time.

1. Progress or performB2formal

   To progress, get along, or perform in a particular situation.

   desenvolverse, ir

   • He fared well in the job interview.
   • The company fared better than expected during the recession.
   • How did you fare on the final exam?

   Sinónimoscopedoget alongget onmanageproceedprogress

   Antónimosfailflounderstruggle

2. Survive or manageB2formal

   To manage or survive in a given situation, often with difficulty.

   arreglárselas

   • The travelers fared poorly in the harsh winter conditions.
   • She fared without food for three days.
   • The team fared badly in the competition.

   Sinónimoscopedoget byget onmanageproceedprogress